I have 2 project in my solution explorer that one of this related to windows and other related to web,now i want to run web project but it runs in windows form so i want to know how to change the control to run the web project?
you need to make the web project the start up project. Right click on the web project and choose the Set As StartUp Project.
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I have a solution that contains a Xamarin forms app and a WebAPI 2 service that provides the back-end to that app.
When I set the solution to have a single startup project, I can choose which device/emulator the project should be deployed to using a dropdown in the toolbar, but when I select multiple start up projects I can no longer choose the emulator/device (the drop down list of emulators disappears). Because there is no deployment target the build then fails.
Is there another way to specify which emulator/device the Android project should launch on (maybe in code, e.g. in the project file?).
I've looked into this some time ago but didn't find any real solution other than just opening the solution twice and running the Web API and app with a single startup project.
Most of the time, I just run one project without debugging (ctrl+F5).
I'm working at a colleagues PC. When I right click on a .Net Gadgeteer 4.2 project in our solution and select "Set as StartUp Project" I expect Visual Studio to set the build configurations so that the new start-up project is deployed to the device on start, as it does on my PC. But instead I need to open the configuration manager and manually deselect the previous start-up project and select the new one. Why? How can I swap (back) to using Visual Studio to manage deployment without the additional step in the configuration manager?
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#john-saunders comment below makes me think I've misworded my question.
I have a solution containing multiple projects, many of which are .Net Gadgeteer projects.
On most of my machines if I right click on Project A in the Solution Explorer and select Set as StartUp Project then when I debug the solution (i.e. hit F5) Project A and any of its required dependencies are built and deployed to the Gadgeteer device and the debugger gets attached. If I then right click on Project B in the Solution Explorer and select Set as StartUp Project then when I debug the solution Project B and any of its required dependencies are built and deployed to the Gadgeteer device.
But on one machine this is not happening. Instead when I right click on Project B in the Solution Explorer and select Set as StartUp Project when I debug the solution Project A is deployed to the Gadgeteer device. To ensure that Project B is instead deployed I have to manually edit the configuration.
Why? How do I get this one machine to behave like the others?
I am using microsoft visual basic to create a VB6 application. Application is basically a usercontrol. I have a form in the applicaton.
What i need to do is as we do in Visual Studio 2008 add a new project in the same solution and set the project as a startup project ?
In VB6 You can have Project Groups (similar to solutions in Visual Studio .NET)
Project Groups contain usually two or more VB6 projects and have the extension .vbg
To create a project group open up one project, Click File>Add Project and add a second project. When you click on save you will be prompted to save the Project Group File.
To specify one project as the startup project right click on the project and select Set as Start Up
Once you've added the new project, right click on it, an go to properties, where you'll have a form as shown below;
As you can see in the image, you've got the Start up option, where you can just drop it down and choose form to start up.
For setting a PROJECT as start up, you can simply Right-click on the corresponding form select Set as Start Up from the context menu.
Visual Basic displays the startup project's name in bold type in the Project window.
I have Downloaded demo project from here
I tried to run Silverlight project SkiResult.ThinClient from the “Solution Explorer” I have configured the database nicely as SkiResult.FullClient a WPF Project works fine and display data.
But whenever I have tried to run Silverlight project in my Solution Explorer it shows me following error message.
I have googled so much I have also found one solution that set xyz.WEB project as a Start Up Project but as u can see from below screenshot of my Solution Explorer there is no xyz.WEB project in solution.
Thank you so much.....
Try setting the SkiResult.DataService project to be the startup project. This looks very much a web project created to host a Silverlight application because:
it has a Web.config file (so it is clearly a web project)
it has a Silverlight.js file (some utility JavaScript used with Silverlight),
it has some autogenerated test pages,
it has a ClientBin folder, which is typically where the compiled Silverlight application will be copied to.
When you create a Silverlight project, Visual Studio offers to create a web application project to host the Silverlight application for you. (You don't have to create a web application - VS can generate a test webpage during the build process and use that instead.) If your Silverlight project is called Xyz, then this web application will be called Xyz.Web. However, with the solution you're dealing with above, it seems this project has been renamed from the default.
What is the best way to pre-compile a asp.net4 mvc3 website with all its view files using visual studio 2010?
I'm a little confused because MS provides multiple solutions that sound very similar.
Web Deployment Projects
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/webdevtools/archive/2010/05/26/visual-studio-2010-web-deployment-projects-rtw-available-now.aspx
Web Deployment Tool
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=25230
or can I just do all this from the default VS2010 SP1 without additional addons?
Can someone clarify?
When you build or publish your project, the website is already compiled. Only the views are dynamically compiled. If you want your views to be compiled also, you can edit your web project file. Change this line:
<MvcBuildViews>false</MvcBuildViews>
to:
<MvcBuildViews>true</MvcBuildViews>
To be able to edit the project file within visual studio you have to unload the project first (right-click, Unload Project) and then right click the project again and choose Edit Project.
When you made the change, your views will be automatically be build also.
This is not something you want to do during development, build time significantly increases.